The Audiology team at Ear, Nose & Throat Associates are dedicated to the prevention, assessment, and treatment of hearing loss to individuals of all ages. We are committed to providing you with professional hearing health care. Our team of certified and licensed audiologists are available to assess and recommend appropriate treatment options. Services provided are
  • Comprehensive hearing examinations
  • Newborn hearing screenings and follow up services
  • Otoacoustic emissions testing
  • Dispensing and adjusting hearing aids
  • Assistive listening devices
  • Custom hearing protection, musician and swim plugs
  • Hearing aid batteries and accessories
  • Counseling and follow-up care to educate family and friends regarding strategies for improved daily use.
  • 75 day trial period for all hearing aids
  • Vestibular assessment for dizziness & balance disorders
  • Cochlear implants
  • Bone anchored hearing aids (BAHA)
  • Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR)
We are HEAR to help you. Your ears are a vital link to communication in our world. They enable us to hear the sounds that constantly surround us. However, your ability to hear can diminish for a number of reasons. Hearing loss can affect infants through seniors. A variety of tests are available for patients of all ages to determine hearing sensitivity. Early identification and aural rehabilitation can provide significant improvements in a person's quality of life.

Types of Hearing Aids
Behind-the-ear (BTE) - helps with severe to profound hearing loss or high frequency hearing loss. It is also helpful for patients with dexterity problems and patients with middle ear problems.

In-the-ear (ITE)- helps patients with mild to severe hearing loss. This aid is also helpful to patients with dexterity problems.

Half shell (HS) - the most popular size hearing aid. This can be fit on patients with mild to severe hearing loss.

In-the-canal (ITC) - helps patients with mild to moderate hearing loss. These aids are smaller in size.

Completely-in-the-canal (CIC)- helps patients with mild hearing loss, not appropriate for all patients.